Sensory Activity Tray

Folks often claim that the toddler years are the hardest to find toys for. They've progressed beyond the basics but aren't yet ready for complex games and toys. At this age the best toys take fundamental skills like hand-eye coordination, gross and fine motor skills, and cognitive reasoning, and push them even further. Pattern blocks, building sets with more elaborate elements, pull toys rather than push toys, vehicles with more interactive elements, and first pretend play sets that mirror the grownup world are all developmentally appropriate for a growing child while still being safe for the under-3 crowd.